Chargers retain Bucket with 39-2 win over South Decatur
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 12:17 AM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026
FootballThe North Decatur Chargers defeated the South Decatur Cougars 39-2 on Friday in the annual Bucket Game, marking a ninth consecutive victory in the rivalry. The Chargers showcased a dominant rushing attack, accumulating 217 yards led by Simon Barber, who rushed for 190 yards and two touchdowns. North quarterback Matthew Fields contributed with three touchdown passes, all caught by Henry Kinker. South Decatur struggled offensively, managing only 13 total yards. Both teams are scheduled to play again next week, with North hosting Eastern Hancock and South traveling to Greensburg.
- •North Decatur gains 372 total yards, South Decatur only 13
- •Simon Barber rushes for 190 yards and two touchdowns
- •Matthew Fields throws three touchdown passes and rushes for one
- •Next matches: North hosts Eastern Hancock, South visits Greensburg
- 12:17 AMYahoo Sports — Football: Chargers retain Bucket with 39-2 victory at SD
"For a ninth consecutive year, the Bucket returns to North Decatur following the Chargers 39-2 victory at South Decatur Friday in the annual Bucket Game. North controlled the game with a solid rushing attack (217 yards) led by Simon Barber with 190 yards on 19 carries and two touchdowns. Hayden Koehne carried the ball three times for 34 yards. North quarterback Matthew Fields completed 9-of-17 ...
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